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Nigeria wrote off $1.42 billion of NNPC’s debt, raising concerns over fiscal responsibility and unsustainable power subsidies.
Nigeria’s state-owned oil company NNPC received a $1.42 billion, N5.57 trillion debt write-off, sparking concerns over fiscal responsibility and governance.
The move, intended to stabilize NNPC, has raised questions about transparency and the sustainability of public finances amid growing national debt.
Meanwhile, electricity subsidies hit N1.98 trillion from October 2024 to September 2025, with the government covering 58.63% of generation costs in Q3 2025 despite reforms.
Billing and collection efficiencies improved, but challenges persist due to poor metering and delayed payments.
Power officials warn the current system is unsustainable, urging targeted subsidies, but fiscal relief has not yet materialized.
Nigeria canceló $ 1.42 mil millones de la deuda de NNPC, lo que generó preocupaciones sobre la responsabilidad fiscal y los subsidios insostenibles a la energía.